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Election 2002 Results

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2002 US House elections in Ohio

Ohio elected 18 members of the House in 2002: Democrats won 6 seats and Republicans 12.

The closest was the 17th district, decided by 17.5 points: Timothy J. Ryan (Democrat) beat Ann Womer Benjamin (Republican), 51.1% to 33.7%, a margin of 17.5 points and 32,253 votes.

In the House vote by county, Republicans led in 68 of the 88 counties and Democrats in 20. The largest, Cuyahoga, cast 374,372 votes and went to the Democrat by 44.6 points. The closest was Columbiana, where 88 votes separated the two parties.

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Early projection, based on early and incomplete polling: the likely matchups, each weighted by the betting markets' odds of both nominations, not a result. Each county is its 2024 presidential margin moved by its state's projected swing; set a national vote and every state, district and county moves by the same amount from our projection. Colours run in 100 steps from a safe Republican to a safe Democratic margin. Boundaries: US Census Bureau.

Every district

DistrictDemocratVotesRepublicanVotesOthersMargin
1 Greg Harris60,168 (35.2%) Steve Chabot110,760 (64.8%) R+29.6
2 Charles Sanders48,785 (25.9%) Rob Portman139,218 (74.0%) 13 R+48.1
3 Rick Carne78,307 (41.2%) Michael R. Turner111,630 (58.8%) 14 R+17.5
4 Jim Clark57,726 (32.5%) Michael Oxley120,001 (67.5%) R+35.0
5 Roger Anderson51,872 (27.6%) Paul E. Gillmor126,286 (67.1%) 10,096 R+39.5
6 Ted Strickland113,972 (59.5%) Mike Halleck77,643 (40.5%) D+19.0
7 Kara Anastasio45,568 (27.2%) David L. Hobson113,252 (67.6%) 8,812 R+40.4
8 Jeff Hardenbrook49,444 (29.2%) John A. Boehner119,947 (70.8%) R+41.6
9 Marcy Kaptur132,236 (74.0%) Ed Emery46,481 (26.0%) D+48.0
10 Dennis J. Kucinich129,997 (74.1%) Jon A. Heben41,778 (23.8%) 3,761 D+50.3
11 Stephanie Tubbs Jones116,590 (76.3%) Patrick A. Pappano36,146 (23.7%) D+52.7
12 Edward Brown64,707 (35.6%) Patrick J. Tiberi116,982 (64.4%) R+28.8
13 Sherrod Brown123,025 (69.0%) Ed Oliveros55,357 (31.0%) D+37.9
14 Dale Blanchard51,846 (27.8%) Steven C. Latourette134,413 (72.1%) 113 R+44.3
15 Mark Brown54,286 (33.4%) Deborah Pryce108,193 (66.6%) R+33.2
16 Jim Rice58,644 (31.1%) Ralph Regula129,734 (68.9%) R+37.7
17 Timothy J. Ryan94,441 (51.1%) Ann Womer Benjamin62,188 (33.7%) 28,045 D+17.5
18 none Robert W. Ney125,546 (100.0%) R+100.0

The House vote in every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Cuyahoga 268,795 71.8% 101,815 27.2% 3,762 374,372 D+44.6
Franklin 103,682 38.4% 165,263 61.2% 1,268 270,213 R+22.8
Hamilton 78,485 31.9% 167,602 68.1% 7 246,094 R+36.2
Montgomery 73,353 44.9% 89,891 55.1% 10 163,254 R+10.1
Summit 85,122 57.8% 59,114 40.1% 3,045 147,281 D+17.7
Lucas 98,108 78.3% 26,766 21.4% 391 125,265 D+57.0
Stark 37,718 32.7% 77,801 67.3% 115,519 R+34.7
Butler 23,952 27.5% 63,123 72.5% 87,075 R+45.0
Mahoning 45,053 52.3% 31,251 36.3% 9,838 86,142 D+16.0
Lorain 53,205 69.3% 23,599 30.7% 76,804 D+38.5
Trumbull 38,544 52.5% 22,996 31.3% 11,860 73,400 D+21.2
Lake 14,485 22.2% 50,721 77.7% 65 65,271 R+55.5
Warren 10,973 22.4% 38,047 77.6% 2 49,022 R+55.2
Medina 19,867 44.0% 25,235 56.0% 45,102 R+11.9
Clermont 9,142 21.2% 34,058 78.8% 6 43,206 R+57.7
Greene 9,969 23.2% 30,821 71.7% 2,214 43,004 R+48.5
Licking 8,608 20.1% 34,158 79.9% 42,766 R+59.7
Portage 17,285 41.4% 21,183 50.7% 3,308 41,776 R+9.3
Delaware 8,784 22.4% 30,397 77.6% 39,181 R+55.2
Clark 10,915 28.0% 26,093 66.9% 2,023 39,031 R+38.9
Fairfield 8,900 23.4% 27,338 71.9% 1,759 37,997 R+48.5
Richland 13,794 36.8% 23,721 63.2% 37,515 R+26.5
Wood 12,795 34.2% 22,703 60.7% 1,921 37,419 R+26.5
Geauga 7,274 23.4% 23,730 76.5% 25 31,029 R+53.0
Columbiana 15,503 50.1% 15,415 49.9% 30,918 D+0.3
Wayne 7,445 24.4% 23,067 75.6% 30,512 R+51.2
Allen 9,956 33.4% 19,872 66.6% 29,828 R+33.2
Miami 8,486 28.7% 21,133 71.3% 29,619 R+42.7
Ashtabula 9,438 34.5% 17,901 65.4% 16 27,355 R+30.9
Erie 14,116 59.8% 9,472 40.2% 23,588 D+19.7
Jefferson 14,661 62.5% 8,806 37.5% 23,467 D+24.9
Scioto 13,086 59.7% 8,843 40.3% 21,929 D+19.3
Hancock 5,787 28.2% 14,729 71.8% 20,516 R+43.6
Belmont 11,582 57.1% 8,699 42.9% 20,281 D+14.2
Tuscarawas 0 0.0% 19,798 100.0% 19,798 R+100.0
Sandusky 5,460 28.9% 12,500 66.1% 950 18,910 R+37.2
Washington 11,092 59.2% 7,651 40.8% 18,743 D+18.4
Muskingum 0 0.0% 18,631 100.0% 18,631 R+100.0
Darke 4,228 24.0% 13,368 76.0% 17,596 R+51.9
Marion 6,074 34.7% 11,407 65.3% 17,481 R+30.5
Seneca 4,586 27.2% 11,415 67.8% 837 16,838 R+40.6
Lawrence 9,253 58.6% 6,548 41.4% 15,801 D+17.1
Mercer 3,306 22.0% 11,505 76.5% 222 15,033 R+54.5
Huron 3,927 26.3% 10,317 69.0% 709 14,953 R+42.7
Ottawa 9,670 65.9% 5,002 34.1% 14,672 D+31.8
Ashland 4,288 29.3% 10,066 68.7% 293 14,647 R+39.4
Shelby 4,119 28.2% 10,497 71.8% 14,616 R+43.6
Athens 8,227 58.2% 5,903 41.8% 14,130 D+16.4
Auglaize 3,752 27.4% 9,933 72.6% 13,685 R+45.2
Crawford 3,660 28.1% 8,574 65.7% 813 13,047 R+37.7
Fulton 3,283 25.7% 8,791 68.7% 716 12,790 R+43.1
Logan 3,186 25.5% 9,330 74.5% 12,516 R+49.1
Putnam 2,385 19.3% 9,402 76.0% 586 12,373 R+56.7
Union 2,929 24.3% 9,103 75.7% 12,032 R+51.3
Brown 3,052 26.1% 8,651 73.9% 11,703 R+47.8
Pickaway 2,880 25.0% 8,046 69.9% 587 11,513 R+44.9
Preble 3,291 28.7% 8,191 71.3% 11,482 R+42.7
Ross 621 5.5% 10,665 93.7% 100 11,386 R+88.2
Williams 2,637 23.6% 7,906 70.7% 647 11,190 R+47.1
Highland 4,007 37.0% 6,816 63.0% 10,823 R+26.0
Defiance 3,071 28.7% 7,093 66.3% 536 10,700 R+37.6
Madison 2,615 25.0% 7,848 75.0% 10,463 R+50.0
Champaign 3,811 37.0% 6,488 63.0% 10,299 R+26.0
Clinton 3,190 31.2% 7,028 68.8% 2 10,220 R+37.6
Knox 0 0.0% 9,551 100.0% 9,551 R+100.0
Gallia 5,653 59.6% 3,832 40.4% 9,485 D+19.2
Morrow 3,163 33.4% 6,303 66.6% 9,466 R+33.2
Henry 1,877 20.5% 6,813 74.3% 482 9,172 R+53.8
Van Wert 1,906 20.9% 6,696 73.4% 517 9,119 R+52.5
Guernsey 0 0.0% 9,072 100.0% 9,072 R+100.0
Perry 3,366 39.6% 4,547 53.5% 591 8,504 R+13.9
Hardin 2,994 35.6% 5,412 64.4% 8,406 R+28.8
Coshocton 0 0.0% 8,373 100.0% 8,373 R+100.0
Pike 4,110 54.4% 3,441 45.6% 7,551 D+8.9
Meigs 4,151 58.5% 2,948 41.5% 7,099 D+16.9
Adams 2,033 29.2% 4,938 70.8% 6,971 R+41.7
Carroll 0 0.0% 6,831 100.0% 6,831 R+100.0
Fayette 1,292 19.8% 4,979 76.1% 270 6,541 R+56.4
Wyandot 1,787 28.1% 4,386 69.0% 184 6,357 R+40.9
Paulding 1,888 30.4% 4,035 64.9% 292 6,215 R+34.5
Jackson 0 0.0% 5,802 100.0% 5,802 R+100.0
Monroe 3,716 72.0% 1,445 28.0% 5,161 D+44.0
Holmes 0 0.0% 4,875 100.0% 4,875 R+100.0
Hocking 0 0.0% 4,801 100.0% 4,801 R+100.0
Harrison 0 0.0% 4,710 100.0% 4,710 R+100.0
Noble 2,210 51.4% 2,090 48.6% 4,300 D+2.8
Morgan 0 0.0% 3,677 100.0% 3,677 R+100.0
Vinton 0 0.0% 2,162 100.0% 2,162 R+100.0

Margin: the Democrat's share of all votes minus the Republican's. Sources and how the results were checked.

Ohio in every House election we hold

YearSeatsHouse vote
2024 D 5, R 10 R+13.0
2022 D 5, R 10 R+12.9
2020 D 4, R 12 R+13.9
2018 D 4, R 12 R+4.7
2016 D 4, R 12 R+16.1
2014 D 4, R 12 R+19.7
2012 D 4, R 12 R+4.0
2010 D 5, R 13 R+11.6
2008 D 10, R 8 D+4.8
2006 D 7, R 11 D+5.3
2004 D 6, R 12 R+2.6
2002 D 6, R 12 R+14.1
2000 D 8, R 11 R+3.0
1998 D 8, R 11 R+4.7
1996 D 8, R 11 R+3.6
1994 D 6, R 13 R+18.1
1992 D 10, R 9 D+1.0
1990 D 11, R 10 D+6.3